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What the Navy has learned about the Kamikaze Corps' make-up and organization is largely negative, but it is enough to spoil some splendid tales...
...nation's capital there was a damper on this mood of hope. Three sudden events-the make-up of the Russian delegation to San Francisco, the disclosure of the secret Yalta voting agreement, and the inter-Allied row over the Lublin Poles (see INTERNATIONAL)-had thrown official Washington into a slough of despond. In the State Department, there was open talk of postponing the San Francisco Conference. This mood would probably unkink itself, but San Francisco no longer seemed a foregone happy conclusion. The war was unmistakably being won. But what of the peace...
...Kapuskasing (pop. 3,431). Operating on the old country weekly principle that news is news until it is read, Editor Ed Stephenson had finally got out another issue of the Tribune, the first since Nov. 10, 1944. Having solved his manpower troubles by being his own adman, reporter, make-up man, typesetter and printer's devil, Editor Stephenson explained why it had been so long between issues: "The physical and mental load became just too much...
...piece of evidence, they point to the make-up of his general staff. The nearest thing to an aviator among the higher-ups of King's general staff is Vice Admiral Frederick J. Home, vice chief of naval operations, who is rated as a naval observer (strictly a nonpilot...
...make-up of the Yale student body is similar in most respects to the situation in Cambridge. As in the Yard, Navy men dominate the New Haven campus with 1,100 service men now stationed there for Navy V-12 or Marine college training. In addition, Yale conducts several special schools for the Army. Civilian enrollment includes approximately 500 freshmen and 350 upperclassmen, most of whom are either below draft age or have been classified...